The phrase "availability of merchandise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the stock or supply of goods that are for sale.
Example: "The availability of merchandise will determine how quickly we can fulfill customer orders."
Alternatives: "stock of products" or "supply of goods".
I settled for "performance fleece booties, pink, $7.50" and counted myself lucky that at least the site was honest about the availability of merchandise.
But the store's poor mark was not attributed to declining customer service, quality or availability of merchandise.
Fill rates (industry parlance for optimum availability of merchandise on shelves) at stores hovered at less than 70%.
I have done so in various audience research projects, so I know that the appeal of these films is not derived from the commercial availability of merchandise; it's derived from the conveyance of youthful empowerment.
The thing is, this concern over the availability of Black Widow merchandise comes at time when Disney and Marvel can start again – or at least start visibly trying.
While in Punta Cana, Jesse had heard accounts that indicated illegal sales still occurred in the area despite a 2008 Dominican Government crackdown on their sale and a follow-up census conducted by the environmental watchdog group, TRAFFIC, which demonstrated a noticeable reduction in the availability of this contraband merchandise created out of the shell of an endangered species of turtles.
What's the availability of such product?
Increased competition and the availability of a diverse array of merchandise to populations that had been essentially captive audiences threatened to erode their customer base.
It also covers some types of furniture, curtains and bedding, but here there has been an improvement in the availability, if not the quality, of merchandise.
They're the studio that are often seen as the antidote to bland Hollywood commercialism, so Cars 2's vapidity stuck in the craw of critics almost as much as the sudden availability of entire fleets of branded merchandise.
with the flow of merchandise.
